Sentence examples for yet keen from inspiring English sources

It feels as a small French car should: fluent and bump-flattening over undulations, with a relaxed, unflustered motion, yet keen to respond to accurate, crisp steering and gripping tenaciously in corners.

Stevens, who includes a section of the script in his book, is right to say that the duo are not yet keen for The Day Off to be made.

"We all mourn his death and will miss his gentle yet keen sense of humour".

There are no signs that any of the big international sides are yet keen to follow Zimbabwe's lead.

I am weary of guests who cannonball across rooms, oiled on cheap plonk, hazy as to my identity (Dawn O'Porter, Anna Richardson, Gizzi Erskine, Noel Fielding?) yet keen to offer me work (which does not officially exist) paid for by a budget which they, in the cold Nurofen-hungry light of day, will recall has been already allocated.

Early talk around the production car, which Mercedes recently previewed online, has been similarly glowing, with Road & Track writing that "all the hotness of the concept has made the production cut" and TopGear.com mustering, in classic understatement: "doesn't look too shabby, does it?" Yet keen eyes will spot some significant changes.

The ever-ascendant Mr. Redmayne, as the subdued yet keen-eyed Ken, makes an ideal foil to Mr. Molina's expansive, often scary moods, playing a painterly amanuensis who is clearly there to do Rothko's bidding and not clutter the landscape, so to speak, with personal detritus.

Yet keen-eyed visitors may spot that something is missing from all three - none have the obligatory memorial to the fallen of World War One.

Isabella Sankey, Liberty's director of policy, said: "It's just a shame that politicians seem happy to talk up our strong implementation at the Council of Europe, yet so keen to try and scrap the HRA here at home".

Now, Shopify offers the ability to just sell offline, which is something McNamara said has been a request from merchants eager to sell but not yet too keen on building an online business.

Yet, if keening over the Old South had been the movie's sole thematic line, "Gone with the Wind," as Molly Haskell notes, would have been forgotten, along with many mossy plantation novels and films of the period.